Crawling Difficulties and Error Pages

I like to put my error pages in a subdirectory usually named “error”. So any 401, 403, 404 or other errors will end up in http://www.example.com/error/404/ . I also use this for other thing like database failures or things so I end up with http://www.example.com/error/database-error/ with a hopefully human friendly explanation of what happened. In my robots.txt file I block the entire error directory for all crawlers. Google seems to be having a real issue with this structure as it will report the original page as blocked by robots.txt. So it looks like I may be shooting myself in the foot by trying to be more organized.

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